Sometimes the market is not full of stalls, but Pat is always there making my visit worthwhile
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Lester kay
8 years ago
The world in turmoil. Give Mr mears his pitch back . 60 years. The man a saint .
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G Haywood
8 years ago
Rules may be rules but as this man, who has been part of the market for a very long time, can no longer be under any illusion about the seriousness with which they're taken the market authorities should give the stall a last chance. It's the goodwill of the customers and the people who signed the petition which keeps the the market going. All I am saying is give peas a chance!
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Lynn Evans
8 years ago
Show humanity’s
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Paul Johnson
8 years ago
I will boycott the market.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Sack the managing company - not Pat.
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Olly Lewis
8 years ago
Keep Pat in the market
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Mike
8 years ago
Let him stay we need local produce and the open market is getting empty enough without letting go a long servant to the place respect his commitment to the community.
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Hayley
8 years ago
Save Pat’s fruit and veg stall!!
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Joanne
8 years ago
This is awful - let him stay - he sells quality produce, free of plastic packaging and is part of old Brighton
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Lynn-Ora Knott
8 years ago
Charlie Mears stall is legendary. Leave Pat alone and let him carry on doing what he does best!
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Lorna Allam
8 years ago
Gosh when will we see all our old traders trading it's a shame they are all getting squeezed out. We must support our local traders it's what makes shopping interesting. Has been going for years. l remember shopping at mears with my mum. Soon we won't have any shops it will all be in line how boring
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Anne O'Malley
8 years ago
The best place for good quality affordable veg right in the heart of Brighton. Used to shop here with my Mum from the sixties onwards and now I'm a pensioner. Save the stall! Best in Brighton.!!!
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Kathy Knott
8 years ago
Let him stay. His service is invaluable to the community.
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Laura Walton
8 years ago
Please let Pat stay. He is a good person and doesn't deserve to be treated like this.
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Nathan Lee
8 years ago
I would like to hear the councils reasoning on this. Are there plans to develop the open market in the future? Is this just an excuse to clear the traders.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
This decision is disproportionate. He should be provided with suitable access to his work.
Let him stay and give him a blue badge.
Let the guy stay!
Sometimes the market is not full of stalls, but Pat is always there making my visit worthwhile
The world in turmoil. Give Mr mears his pitch back . 60 years. The man a saint .
Rules may be rules but as this man, who has been part of the market for a very long time, can no longer be under any illusion about the seriousness with which they're taken the market authorities should give the stall a last chance. It's the goodwill of the customers and the people who signed the petition which keeps the the market going. All I am saying is give peas a chance!
Show humanity’s
I will boycott the market.
Sack the managing company - not Pat.
Keep Pat in the market
Let him stay we need local produce and the open market is getting empty enough without letting go a long servant to the place respect his commitment to the community.
Save Pat’s fruit and veg stall!!
This is awful - let him stay - he sells quality produce, free of plastic packaging and is part of old Brighton
Charlie Mears stall is legendary. Leave Pat alone and let him carry on doing what he does best!
Gosh when will we see all our old traders trading it's a shame they are all getting squeezed out. We must support our local traders it's what makes shopping interesting. Has been going for years. l remember shopping at mears with my mum. Soon we won't have any shops it will all be in line how boring
The best place for good quality affordable veg right in the heart of Brighton. Used to shop here with my Mum from the sixties onwards and now I'm a pensioner. Save the stall! Best in Brighton.!!!
Let him stay. His service is invaluable to the community.
Please let Pat stay. He is a good person and doesn't deserve to be treated like this.
I would like to hear the councils reasoning on this. Are there plans to develop the open market in the future? Is this just an excuse to clear the traders.
This decision is disproportionate. He should be provided with suitable access to his work.
Bloody jobsworth let him stay!!!!